Spanish Flags in Pewter is a photograph by Chris Berry which was uploaded on February 1st, 2013.
Spanish Flags in Pewter
A pewter salt shaker is used as a small vase to hold a floral display against a chunk of sandstone I dug out of my yard when making a new bed.... more
by Chris Berry
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Spanish Flags in Pewter
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Chris Berry
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Photograph - Photography
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A pewter salt shaker is used as a small vase to hold a floral display against a chunk of sandstone I dug out of my yard when making a new bed.
Scientifically configured as Ipomoea lobata, the Spanish Flag flower is an uniquely designed piece of art by nature. This is not surprising that the inflammable colors of this flower have also fetched it names like 'Firecracker Vine' or 'Exotic Love'. True to its name, the flower is exotically adorned with warmth and beauty of nature. Convolvulaceae is the plant family to which the genus Ipomoea lobata belongs to. Spanish flag is a name that has been imposed on the flower due to its fiery colors which resemble the colors of the Spanish Flag or else there is no historical evidence which would relate the flower to the Spanish flag.
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February 1st, 2013
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